According to the Central Bank of Russia, volume of for-profit self-regulatory organizations’ deposits in UralFinPromBank valid for 91 to 180 days plummeted by 100% (from 200,000 RUR to zero) in January-July 2008.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service’s Krasnoyarsk division imposed a 40,000-ruble fine on Baltika, the beer manufacturer, for violating the advertising legislation, the spokesperson for the Service reports. The Service’s Krasnoyarsk division examined Baltika No.7 beer ad that could be seen in the city’s streets and public places in January 2008. It was detected that the size of the warning about the health hazards related to drinking alcohol was not big enough: according to the law, the warning must take up at least 10% of the ad’s total area. As a result, Baltika was fined and would have to pay

‘Sverdlovsk Region dwellers began booking New Year tours as early as August. Most of them are interested in trips to the United Arab Emirates, Thailand, Egypt, and the Czech Republic as usual,’ Wings Travel Club’s manager Oxana Sharipova said to UrBC. ‘At the moment, we can only sell tours to Thailand. A holiday for two will cost about $5,000 on average. Trips to other wintertime destinations will be available a little later,’ she added.

Central Bank of Russia reports volume of private individuals’ deposits in Bank24.ru valid for 181 days to 1 year went down by 35.89% (from 153.118 million RUR to 98.163 million RUR) in January-July 2008.

Sverdlovsk Region’s division of the Federal Antimonopoly Service laid a claim against Bank Severnaya Kazna related to the latter’s alleged violation of the federal bill on advertising, the spokesperson for the Service reports. The bank’s advertisements are reported to be missing some information on the customers’ expenses related to the opening of a bank account, and insurance of life and working ability. Then, one of the ads did not inform the customers that the bank was allowed to change the interest rate on the loan at will. Another violation was connected with lack of information about

Central Bank of Russia reports volume of private individuals’ demand deposits and other investments in UniCreditBank went down by 19.7% (from 373.938 million RUR to 300.243 million RUR) in January-July 2008.

Central Bank of Russia reports volume of for-profit self-regulatory organizations’ deposits in Uralfinance valid for 181 days to 1 year went down by 86.61% (from 38.1 million RUR to 5.1 million RUR) in January-July 2008.

SKB-Bank’s new representations welcome customers in Kazan and Khabarovsk. The Kazan office can be found at 306 Chernyshevskiy St., while the one in Khabarovsk is located at 22a Postyshev St. ‘The geographical positioning of the offices is not coincidental. Khabarovsk enjoys the well-deserved reputation of being the capital of Russia’s Far East; it is the region’s second most populated city and the country’s fourth largest city in terms of area. Khabarovsk is one of the Far Eastern cities with enormous industrial, transportation, cultural, and scientific potential, while Kazan is a home to

According to the Central Bank of Russia, volume of loans given by Perviy Respublikanskiy Bank to sole traders for over 3 years dropped by 51.69% (from 9.585 million RUR to 4.63 million RUR) in January-July 2008.

Central Bank of Russia reports volume of for-profit self-regulatory organizations’ deposits in Sverdlovsk Gubernskiy Bank valid for 91 to 180 days went down by 60.44% (from 60.002 million RUR to 23.736 million RUR) in January-July 2008.